2020-10-09
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The Minister of Finance and Economic Development, acting on the Securities and Exchange Commission, issued Statutory Instrument 108 of 2017 to amend the 1998 Collective Investment Schemes (Internal Schemes) Regulations. The amendment replaces "Regulations" with "Rules", updates the definition of appropriate fees, and mandates that paid-up share capital and professional indemnity requirements be prescribed by the Commission. It further allows public access to trust deeds for a maximum fee of five dollars, deletes Section 12, and revises the Second Schedule to clarify trust deed limits, minimum unit holdings, and prescribed aggregate value thresholds.
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Statutory Instrument 108 of 2017.
[CAP. 24:25
[CAP. 24:19
Collective Investment Schemes (Internal Schemes) (Amendment) Rules, 2017 (No. 4) IT is hereby notified that the Minister of Finance and Economic Development has, in terms of section 118(6) of the Securities and Exchange Act [Chapter 24:25] as read with section 42 of the Collective Investment Schemes Act [Chapter 24:19], approved the following Rules made by the Securities and Exchange Commission: Title
(b) in paragraph 25 subparagraph (1) by the deletion of (j) and the substitution of the following— “(j) with respect to paragraph 10, the trust deed shall additionally provide that the minimum holding of units in the scheme shall be as prescribed by the Commission from time to time.”
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